The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-25

office here.
c. w. Marvin, of Detroit, was in
Owosso, Monday.
Register of Deeds Finch will short
ly remove to Owosso.
A. J. Winslow has had relapse
and Is again quite sick.
Our war page attracted consider
able attention last week.
DR.. Arnold was called to Canada
on a professional visit this week.
Miss Josie Webber, of Flint, is
guest of Mrs. G. H. Kelsey this week.
p. J. Bryan reports the outlook
good for big trade for the Buckeye
machines this season.
Mrs. Sarah A. Williams, Of Nc
Combe, Ohio, is visiting her brother,
j. L. Peters, in this city.
Spring meeting Of the directors of
the County Agricultural society in
this city, Monday, March 7.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson will hold
religious service at the Mccall school
house, next Sunday at two p. m.
A portion of the members of the
senior class of the high school are
in Lansing to day seeing the sights.
Hartshorn, Nysewander & Co.
have received orders for nearly 900
iron pumps for March and April de
livery.
The Sunny man. OF the Shiawas-
see county press, Bro. Hammond, of
the Vernon Inter-Lake, shook our
hand Wednesday.
IT'S said that Owosso has a bud
ding poet. We do not think him
dangerous tho, only as he approaches
with the tax roll.
Revival meetings are being held in
the M. T.. church at Henderson, and
we understand number Of converts
have been secured.
In anticipation Of the arrival of the
Rev. Conover, the Episcopal rectory
is being reprinted and papered and
nicely fixed up. Loring & Son furnish
the wall paper.
We don't need to tell you that a.
d. Whipple, of Battle Creek, was in
this city Washington birthday. for
most of the city readers heard the
sound of his voice.
List of advertised letters tor week
ending Sat-, Feb. 10, at Owosso p. o:
Mr. Willard Howard, Rev l. Davis,
Mrs + Nj Morris, G. M Linabery, Miss
Winnie OILERS. Foreign: James Lit
tie.
Albert Cute was arrested Saturday
night by deputy sheriff VanGieson
and locked up, on charge of assault
and battery. He was drunk and had
had several fights. In default of bail
in the sum of SIoo, he is in Jail
waiting trial tomorrow before Justice
Taylor.
S. +. Smith. 5. +. Parkill, w. Nj.
Fitzpatrick, H. B. Dewey, F. II. and
L. p. Gould, Lester J. Kenney, Geo.
H. Cooper, Representative Chapel,
Clerk WEIGH, Register Finch, Selden
Miner, Homer Dean, and Isaac Mills
represented Shiawassee county at the
banquet of the Michigan Club in
Detroit on Tuesday.
Geo. Carpenter has let the contract
to Geo. Ayers to build a two story
brick building, aaxSo, with basement,
on the lot now occupied by his har-
ness shop. The building is to be the
same style as the post Office building.
The shop will be moved on to the
rear of the lot. Glad to see this
evidence Of Mr.. Carpenters pros
perity.
DIR. Jopling, V. S, attended the
annual meeting of the estate Vet
Urinary Medical Association" held at
Lansing last week. He reports a
good attendance and very interest
ing meeting. The officers elected
for the ensuing year are as follows:
PRESIDENT, fIot. -. "A. "a o"'6~'
Agricultural College, Lansing; Ist
vice Pres, ]. w. Ferguson. Bay City;
ed, &c. Whitney, Hillsdale; sd, II.
H. Clement. Coldwater; secretary,
3. c. McBeth, Battle Greek; treas
urer, VIM. Jopling, Owosso, board
of ccnsors, Drs. Hawkins and Chand.
Ter, Detroit, and DR.. Brenton, OF
Jackson.
Mr.. 7. +. Peters, of this city, has
been appointed sole agent for Shla-
wassee county for the 'Indestructible
Burial Casket'---a casket made from
pateut cement. The composition
cement OF which they are made is
but stone or clay reduced to dust BY
4 process Of decomposition and from
which all pcrishabIe mineral or veg
otaI,le matter has been removed.